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Texas Bitters List

Posted on 3 July 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

TEXAS BITTERS LIST 03 July 2013 (R•031416) (R•032719) (R•090219) This list is a work in progress. The intent is to document, research and list the very few known Texas Bitters. Hopefully more information and examples will be forthcoming. Read More: … Continue reading →

Posted in Bitters, Medicines & Cures, Tonics | Tagged austin, Cotton Patch Bitters, Courtney, Dansby, F. Stresau, Fort Wort, G. & F. Stresau, Galveston, Heidelberg Bitters, Heidenheimer Bitters, L. Eppstein & Co., Magenbitter, Navasota, Old San Jacinto, Phosphine, R. L. Smith, Robertson's Tonic Bitters, S.H. Gilman, San Antonio, Simmons American Hepattic Bitters, Sparkman, Stresau Bitters, Terrell, texas, Texas Blood Purifier and Tonic Bitters, W.P. Boulware, W.P. Boulware & Co., Youngblood's Tonic Bitters | Leave a comment

The elusive Heidenheimer Bitters – Galveston, Texas

Posted on 3 July 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Heidenheimer Bitters – Galveston, Texas Sampson, Abraham and Isaac Heidenheimer Long-time Texas bottle collector Doyle Bailey recently sent me a very short list of Texas bitters (see Texas Bitters list) that noted a paper labeled, Heidenheimer Bitters from Galveston, Texas. … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Civil War, History, Liquor Merchant | Tagged Abraham Heidenheimer, Bernardo de Gálvez y Madrid, David Heidenheimer, Doyle Bailey, Galveston, grocers, Heidenheimer and Company, Heidenheimer and Hawley, Heidenheimer Bitters, Heidenheimer Brothers, Heidenheimer's Castle, Herman Heidenheimer, Houston, Isaac Heidenheimer, Sampson Heidenheimer, texas | Leave a comment

The Dog and Cat Hospital bottle – Houston, Texas

Posted on 28 June 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL HOUSTON, TEXAS 28 June 2013 (R•082013) (R•032219) Wow, here is a bottle that just stopped me in my tracks when the images came in from long-time Texas bottle collector Doyle Bailey. I’m talking about the 5 1/4″ tall, … Continue reading →

Posted in Druggist & Drugstore, History, Medicines & Cures, Questions, Veterinary | Tagged Brad Seigler, Burkey & Horning, cat, Cleveland Park, Cole, dog, Doyle Bailey, Dr. A. J. McKee, Dr. J. G. Horning, Fred J. Burkey, Hospital, Houston, Houston Kennel Club, surgeon, texas, veterinary | Leave a comment

Heidelberg Bitters – L. Eppstein & Son – Fort Worth, Texas

Posted on 27 June 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Heidelberg Phosphine Magenbitters L. Eppstein & Son Fort Worth, Texas Here is another bitters that long time Texas bottle collector Doyle Bailey turned me on to. Heidelberg Phosphine Magenbitters was put out by L. Eppstein & Son, Fort Worth, Texas. The amber … Continue reading →

Posted in Bitters, Druggist & Drugstore, History, Liquor Merchant, Medicines & Cures, Spirits, Whiskey | Tagged Augsberg, Bavaria, Denison, Doyle Bailey, Fort Worth, Germany, Heidelberg, Heidelberg Phosphine Magenbitters, Jersey Cows, Jersey Cream, L. Eppstein & Son, Leopold Eppstein, Milton L. Eppstein, texas | Leave a comment

Crow’s Alligator Oil – Jefferson, Texas

Posted on 26 June 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

CROW’S ALLIGATOR OIL JEFFERSON, TEX. Although Attakapans were adept at use of the bow and arrow, they were unerringly proficient at hurling the fish spear, so much so that the warriors could stab small fish but ten inches long at … Continue reading →

Posted in Digging and Finding, Druggist & Drugstore, History, Medicines & Cures | Tagged Attakapans, Brad Seigler, Caddo Lake, Crow's Alligator Oil, J. F. Crow Drug Company, Jay Gould, jefferson, Red River, texas | Leave a comment

The incredible Price’s Patent Texas Tonic

Posted on 26 June 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

PRICE’S PATENT TEXAS TONIC REPUBLIC OF TEXAS “A Purely Vegetable Medicine or Bitters” Ferdinand Meyer V with contributions by Doyle Bailey, Brad Seigler, Brandon DeWolfe, James Viguerie, Eric McGuire & Bob Skiles 26 June 2013 (Updated 29 & 31 August … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Digging and Finding, History, Tonics | Tagged Ben C. Stuart, Bob Skiles, Brad Seigler, Brandon DeWolfe, Clifford Campbell, Colonel John Price, Doyle Bailey, fire, Frankfort, Galveston, James Viguerie, John Price, Kentucky, McGuire, New Orleans, Price's Patent Texas Tonic, slave, texas, Thomas K. Price, Winnie | 3 Comments

Dr. Briggs Worm Destroyer – a real mystery

Posted on 20 June 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Dr. Briggs Worm Destroyer – a real mystery 20 June 2013 (R•112213 see bottom comment) Here is a weird one that is currently on ebay. A Doctor Briggs Worm Destroyer. This little puppy is as whittled as can be and … Continue reading →

Posted in eBay, History, Medicines & Cures, Publications, Questions, Remedy, Salve | Tagged Briggs City, Charles S. Briggs, Cupid the Cow Punch, Dr. Briggs Worm Destroyer, Eleanor Gates, Nashville, texas | 1 Comment

Arabian Bitters – One Thousand and One Nights

Posted on 8 April 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Did you know that there is an Arabian Bitters from Savannah? I wonder what the product name was inspired from? Arabian Nights? Or maybe from a horse or some mystical place? Maybe from a dance or Aladdin’s Lamp? Let’s see … Continue reading →

Posted in Advertising, Bitters, Digging and Finding, Druggist & Drugstore, History, Medicines & Cures, Questions | Tagged Alvarez, amber, Arabian Bitters, Arabian Nights, bitters, clerk, Druggist & Drugstore, Fernandez, Fort Pulaski, Georgia, Houston, Jacob Weichselbaum, Joseph S. Lawrence, Lawrence & Weichselbaum, Lippman, pharmacist, pharmacy, physician, Robert Hinely, salesman, Savannah, square, texas, unlisted | 1 Comment

What was here, Early Houston Advertisements – Part II

Posted on 4 April 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

What was here, Early Houston Advertisements – Part II 04 April 2013 U N D E R M Y F E E T Yesterday I started a series about ‘looking in my own back yard’ for Texas history … Continue reading →

Posted in Bitters, Digging and Finding, History, Medicines & Cures, Questions | Tagged Antonio López de Santa Anna's, Bayou City, Buffalo Bayou, Casino Saloon, Commerce Street, Dr. John Bull, Edward Wilder, Eller Wagon Works, Houston, Republic of Texas, telegraph, texas, Texas Register, W. H. Eliot | Leave a comment

Allen’s Landing – Houston (not everything is new here) – Part I

Posted on 3 April 2013 by Ferdinand Meyer V

Allen’s Landing – Houston (not everything is new here) – Part I 03 April 2013 H O U S T O N On Monday February 17, 1840 at the regular City Council meeting a resolution was passed authorizing Mayor Charles … Continue reading →